Hoshizaki KM-1601MRJ 1493lb Crescent Cube Ice Maker Machine Remote Air Cooled
Hoshizaki Model: KM-1601MRJ SKU: 158324
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Hoshizaki KM-1601MRJ Specifications
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This item is brand new and ships directly from the supplier.**Please note: The photo above is for reference only. This is listing for the ice machine ONLY and the ice bin is NOT included.
ITEM: 1493lb Crescent Cube Ice Maker Machine Remote Air Cooled
Model:KM-1601MRH
Standard Features:
Crescent Cube
Remote air cooled
Produces up to 1493lb of ice per 24 hours
Remote condenser (price separately)
Stainless steel finish
R-404A refrigerant
11.6 amps
ENERGY STAR approved
Warranty:
Three (3) year parts and labor on entire machine
Five (5) year parts and labor on evaporator
ITEM: 1493lb Crescent Cube Ice Maker Machine Remote Air Cooled
Model:KM-1601MRH
Standard Features:
Warranty:
Manufacturer Information | |
| Brand | Hoshizaki |
|---|---|
| Model | KM-1601MRJ |
| Model | KM-1601MRH |
Power Information | |
| Power | 208/230 volts |
| Phases | 1 |
Item Dimensions | |
| Weight | 316.00 lbs. |
| Width | 30.00 in. |
| Depth | 28.00 in. |
| Height | 42.00 in. |
Documents
NSF Listed
This product meets National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) standards for public safety & environmental factors with regards to design, manufacture, operation, and labeling.
UL Listed
This product is UL listed by the UL certification agency which means it meets safety and structural integrity standards for use in food service operations.
Energy Star Certified
This product has been certified by a joint agency program supported by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for energy efficiency.
